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In the battle of the sexes, one of the battlegrounds is the subject of leftovers, according to award-winning author Charlene...

"After the Party" is a short story about how a single foolish mistake in life can result in serious consequences.

BRAKING NEWS Recently published short fiction fantasy, A CHILDHOOD LOST by Damon Lee Petrie, is now available on Amazon and will be free for a limited time only 01/19/13 thru 01/23/13 for a special promotional campaign.

Award-winning author Charlene Wexler’s short story 'The Autograph Book' has been published on the website Booksie.com.

Mike Broemmel short fiction to be delivered to readers through online service

Mike Broemmel, critically acclaimed author, to be featured in online subscription service

Bookkus Publishing is hosting a new short story contest, that requires water, danger, and humour to be present, on its blog starting on September 20th.

King Edward's Senior School short story competition winners announced by novelist Julia Green. The overall winner was a Year 9 girl, Izzy Robson

'ANGELS UNAWARES' A play, a novella and a short story - released on the 2nd July 2012 available now on Kindle and pre-orders for paperback through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Waterstones and many more.

New anthology will feature Canadian “superfiction”. Open to Canadian authors, the submission period is June 1, 2012 through August 1, 2012.

Los Angeles author publishes short story "The Prospect" about Southern pitching phenom

Author Charlene Wexler has won an award for her eBook Milk and Oranges in the 2011 eLit Book Awards competition sponsored by the publishing services firm Jenkins Group Inc. of Traverse City, MI.

Anne Nordhaus-Bike will speak about her astrology/art book Follow the Sun, and Charlene Wexler will discuss her short stories and essays in the book Milk and Oranges, at Woman Made Gallery, 685 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, IL, on Sunday, April 22.

Tyche Books Ltd. is celebrating the release of their first book, “Ride the Moon,” with a book launch event on Saturday, March 24.

The Canadian publication ZOUCH will publish a new Doug Shiloh short story in January titled "The Paparazzo."

Short stories are never meant to end and the success of such a story lies in its endlessness. Prof. Manohar Potdar “Abodh” has weaved five heart-wrenching love stories in an entangling net that take us back and forth to our past.

In the battle of the sexes, one of the battlegrounds is the subject of leftovers, according to award-winning author Charlene...

Books To Go Now is proud to announce Jim D. Geiser’s Sci/Fi Short Story, The Return of Satan, has been released! “Hell’s fire re-ignites the ancient question: Can mankind survive the return of...

"After the Party" is a short story about how a single foolish mistake in life can result in serious consequences.

”Great news” That book I told you about “Short Stories from Rural Scotland” is available on Amazon for FREE, yes I said Free for a limited time. Free to download from 6 February 2013 to 10 February 2013 (PST - Pacific Standard Time)

“Good news!” An easy to read book, about life in Rural Scotland. True stories from memories of the Author’s childhood

Are you chronically late with a friend or relative who is chronically on time, or vice versa? Read the short story 'The Gates Are About to Close' by award-winning author Charlene Wexler.

BRAKING NEWS Recently published short fiction fantasy, A CHILDHOOD LOST by Damon Lee Petrie, is now available on Amazon and will be free for a limited time only 01/19/13 thru 01/23/13 for a special promotional campaign.

Award-winning author Charlene Wexler’s short story 'The Autograph Book' has been published on the website Booksie.com.

Mike Broemmel short fiction to be delivered to readers through online service

Mike Broemmel, critically acclaimed author, to be featured in online subscription service

Award-winning author, T.K. Thorne celebrates "Buy A Friend a Book Week" by sharing a short story, The Other Gold.

Bookkus Publishing is hosting a new short story contest, that requires water, danger, and humour to be present, on its blog starting on September 20th.

King Edward's Senior School short story competition winners announced by novelist Julia Green. The overall winner was a Year 9 girl, Izzy Robson

'ANGELS UNAWARES' A play, a novella and a short story - released on the 2nd July 2012 available now on Kindle and pre-orders for paperback through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Waterstones and many more.

New anthology will feature Canadian “superfiction”. Open to Canadian authors, the submission period is June 1, 2012 through August 1, 2012.

Los Angeles author publishes short story "The Prospect" about Southern pitching phenom

Author Charlene Wexler has won an award for her eBook Milk and Oranges in the 2011 eLit Book Awards competition sponsored by the publishing services firm Jenkins Group Inc. of Traverse City, MI.

Brass Cannon Books has released four short audiobooks, read by three different professional narrators, based upon short stories and novellas by Francis Hamit. All are available on Audible.com, Amazon.com and iTunes.

Science fiction author Glen Stripling will have a new short story in Martian Wave Magazine on May 1, 2012!

Anne Nordhaus-Bike will speak about her astrology/art book Follow the Sun, and Charlene Wexler will discuss her short stories and essays in the book Milk and Oranges, at Woman Made Gallery, 685 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, IL, on Sunday, April 22.

Tyche Books Ltd. is celebrating the release of their first book, “Ride the Moon,” with a book launch event on Saturday, March 24.

Jeffrey Zweig II, Author of The End Begins: The Nine, opens a public poll to vote for the final cover of the print version of his short story anthology.

Author, Mishka Zakharin is pleased to announce the release of his new book, The Green Lamp. This new work is a collection of carefully crafted Russian-inspired novellas, plays, poetry, and short stories infused with humor.

The Canadian publication ZOUCH will publish a new Doug Shiloh short story in January titled "The Paparazzo."

English writer Jamie Sinclair has launched his new blog. It covers the background to his writing, the books he has written and his quest to be pubished.

Playground cool, the debut novel by jamie sinclair is now available on kindle and via all major retailers

Paterson, New Jersey - November, 21 2011 - Jesus Velazquez is trying on a new hat. For years he's been working on music for local artists, music libraries and video games. Now he is doing something he always wanted to do write a book.

Umbrella Books has just released "Seven Lives to Repay Our Country", a short story about the Battle of Saipan. Written by a US Marine, this story follows a pair of Japanese soldiers as they confront the inevitability of defeat in different ways.

Author Gregory Blair and ScreenplayCoverage.com join forces with The Little Shivers Coverage Contest to help other authors get a break taking their work to the next level.

Andrew Campbell-Kearsey is one of the Aquillrelle Main Contest winners, and this is his book of short stores. He won with his poem "Magnum Opus"

Injecting a little humor into the horror genre, Garry McNulty tackles zombies and domesticity in his latest release—MOM AND DAD AREN'T GETTING ALONG (NOW THAT MOM'S A ZOMBIE) now available worldwide as an eBook, courtesy of Untreed Reads.

Join Untreed Reads in watching two opposing forces clash. St. Louis writer Dawn Leslie Lenz pits the anxiety of an individual against the mob's embrace of the unknown in her new short story—ZEPHYR OF ASHES, now available as an eBook.

Short stories are never meant to end and the success of such a story lies in its endlessness. Prof. Manohar Potdar “Abodh” has weaved five heart-wrenching love stories in an entangling net that take us back and forth to our past.

Just released by Untreed Reads, Sometimes “Is” Isn't is the latest maddening mystery from journeyman writer Jim Newell. Follow Newell through tightening twists and turns to see if you can discover who did what. Now available on eBook worldwide.

Flash Fiction fans rejoice! Independent publisher Untreed Reads releases two new short stories, showcasing the breadth of America’s vibrant short story scene. Both titles now available wherever eBooks are sold.

Parenting expert Dr. Carl Metzger joins Untreed Reads for a short work of psychological suspense. Child's Play, rife with insight gleaned from a lifetime of experience, is now available worldwide.

eFM Press and authors, John McClenny and Paul Fecteau, have released a collection of horror tales on Amazon.com and through Smashwords.com.

Gear up for another horrifying journey to your darkest nightmares. Presenting the latest ROADS THROUGH AMELIA, from Joshua Calkins-Treworgy and Untreed Reads.

Untreed Reads is proud to present a literary short by journeyman scribe Jack Ewing. Ride the lines which separate the lives of teenagers from a reservation and their bused-in teacher.

San Francisco ePublishing House Untreed Reads Announces New Mystery Short by Authur C. Carey

Bestselling author Wade J. McMahan introduces the fourth volume of his beloved Richard Dick Mysteries series. Undead clients, abandoned estates, existential revelations and a bucket of laughs follow.

To announce the publication of his new short story collection “Little Shivers”, author Gregory Blair has decided to let his audience have a say. Readers will be able to voice their opinion by voting for their favorite story.

An evil stepmother, a zany collection of local yokels, a million dollars. Untreed Reads releases the latest mystery short by S. Furlong-Bolliger.

Untreed Reads releases a new tale of terror by horror writer Chris Bauer. Strap in for some serious suspense.

Untreed Reads is proud to announce the release of our latest short story. A masterful examination of middle-age, identity and sense of self by England born, Canada-based writer Lilian Simmonds.

Jon Batson, Raleigh-based independent writer and author of three short story anthologies and four fact-based fiction conspiracy novels, wins annual short fiction contest for the fourth time.

San Francisco's Untreed Reads introduces terror for in-flight entertainment.

Author visits King Edward's School to run a literary workshop for pupils as well as announce the winners in the King Edward's School Short Story Competition

A new type of publisher launches to bring professional-quality short fiction to eReader devices, such as the Kindle and iPad.

Author, Tanya Green, brings you the first short story of three, in the series entitled The One. ‘He Really Loves Me…Now What?’ became available for download at earlier this week.